
Peter Sutcliffe
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Gender | Male |
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Death | 4 years ago |
Date of birth | June 2,1946 |
Zodiac sign | Gemini |
Born | Bingley |
United Kingdom | |
Spouse | Sonia Sutcliffe |
Victims | 13 |
Span of crimes | 1975–1980 |
Siblings | Jean |
Maureen Sutcliffe | |
Mick Sutcliffe | |
Carl Sutcliffe | |
Anne Sumner | |
Parents | John William Sutcliffe |
Kathleen Frances | |
Job | Truck driver |
Died | University Hospital Of North Durham |
Durham | |
United Kingdom | |
Victim | 22 |
Locations | Yorkshire |
Other name | The Yorkshire Ripper; Peter William Coonan |
Date of died | November 13,2020 |
Full name | Peter William Sutcliffe |
Nationality | British |
Crimin penalti | Life imprisonment |
Crimin status | Died while a prisoner |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 460380 |
Peter Sutcliffe Life story
Peter William Sutcliffe, also known as Peter Coonan, and dubbed in press reports as the Yorkshire Ripper as an allusion to Jack the Ripper, was an English serial killer who was convicted of murdering thirteen women and attempting to murder seven others between 1975 and 1980.
Early Life
Peter sutcliffe was born on june 2. 1946. In bingley. West yorkshire. England. He was the first of four children born to john and kathleen sutcliffe. His father worked as a scrap metal merchant. And his mother was a homemaker. Sutcliffe attended school until the age of 15. At which point he left to become an apprentice at a locla engineering firm.Criminal History
Sutcliffe had a long criminal history before he becaem known as the yorkshire ripper. In 1978. He was convicted of arson and sentenced to three years in prison. In 1981. He was arrested for a series of attacks on women in yorkshire. And he was later charged with 13 counts of murder and esven conuts of attempted murder. In may of 1981. He was convicted and sentenced to life in prison.Motive
Sutcliffe s motive for his murders is still unclear. But psychological examinations have suggesetd that he was motivated by a strong hatred of women. He also beliveed that he was on a mission from god to rid the world of prostitutes.Victims
Sutcliffe s victims were primarily women. Ranging in age from 16 to 47. Most of the victims were prostitutes. Althuogh some weer not. In total. He is believed to have murdered 13 women and attempted to murder seven others.Trial and Sentencing
Sutcliffe s trial ebgan in april of 1981. And he was ofund guilty of 13 counts of murder and seven counts of attempted murder. He was sentenced to life in prison. With a recommendation that he serve a minimum of 30 years.Life in Prison
Sutcliffe has been held in a numebr of prisons since his incarceration in 1981. He was initially held in parkhurst prison. But was later moved to broadmoor hospital due to his mental health. In 2016. He was moved back to a regulra prisno.Escape Attempts
In attempted to escape from broadmoor hospital. He was caught after a few days and returned to the hospital. In 1999. He again attempted to escape. But was unsuccessful.Parole
Sutcliffe has been denied parole multiple times since his initial conviction in 1981. He was most recently denied paorle in december of 2020.Media Attention
Sutcliffe s case has been the subject of a number of books. Documentaries. And films. The most well-known is the 1988 television fiml "the yorkshire ripper".Interesting Fact
Sutcliffe is believed to have uesd the alias "jack the ripper" during his time in prison.Important Event
In 2005. Sutcliffe was attacked in prison by fellow inmate ian huntley. The attack left sutcliffe with facial injruies and a broken rib.Serial killer fan Shaye Groves jailed for murdering boyfriend

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Yorkshire Ripper hoaxer Wearside Jack dies

... When Humble was eventually prosecuted, Leeds Crown Court heard claims that delays caused by the hoax allowed Peter Sutcliffe to murder three more women...
Yorkshire Ripper hoaxer Wearside Jack dies
The Man who hoaxed detectives by claiming to be the Yorkshire Ripper has died, police have confirmed.
John Humble, who was dubbed Wearside Jack , sent police on a wild goose chase when he sent them hoax letters and an audio tape in the late 1970s.
He was.
Northumbria Police said Humble, who had changed his name to John Samuel Anderson , died on 30 July.
West Yorkshire Police detectives, headed by The Force 's assistant chief constable George Oldfield , believed The Letters and tape were genuine and diverted resources to Humble's home town of Sunderland.
When Humble was eventually prosecuted, Leeds Crown Court heard claims that delays caused by The Hoax allowed Peter Sutcliffe to murder three More women.
Sutcliffe was jailed in 1981 and given 20 life sentences for killing 13 women and attempting to kill seven More .
John Humble admitted perverting the course of justice Sutcliffe was jailed in 1981 for the murder of 13 womenHumble, 63, died at his home in South Shields , where he had lived since being released from prison in 2009.
A force spokesman said his death was not being treated as suspicious and would not be investigated.
Humble was arrested in 2005
The former labourer later admitted writing two letters and recording the audio tape and sending them to police between 1 March 1978 and 30 June 1979.
He also sent a third letter to the Daily Mirror newspaper.
George Oldfield , centre, with detectives who initially believed The Hoax tape was genuine The Letters sent by Humble had Sunderland postmarksHumble was said to have had a fascination with the original Jack the Ripper, who terrorised The Streets of East London in 1888.
A spokeswoman for South Tyneside coroners office said no inquest had been held into Humble's death, which was reported to the borough's registrar by a member of His Family .
West Yorkshire Police declined to comment, but former Det Supt Bob Bridgestock, who was part of the Ripper squad, said lives "could have been saved" were it not for The Hoax .
He said: "We don't know what Humble's reasons were for doing what he did.
"But he really frustrated, hindered and distracted The Inquiry .
"After the tape there were another Three Women killed. Perhaps lives could have been saved if it hadn't been for Him . "
Sutcliffe, from Bradford, is currently serving life at Frankland Prison, in County Durham .
south shields, west yorkshire police, sunderland, bradford
Source of news: bbc.com